As a little girl, Katie Lee lived in rural West Virginia, in a town so small that its most notable landmarks—at least according to Wikipedia—are a covered bridge, an Opry House and a long-shuttered hospital for “crippled children.” So when she first moved to the Hamptons, back in ... More

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Most men can attest to the fact that navigating through a daily beauty regimen is a difficult pursuit. There are so many products and so many steps—the process is tempting to skip. But don't fret! Here, hair and skincare gurus share insider secrets that can take the guesswork out of grooming, ... More

Legendary Montauk getaway Gurney’s Resort & Seawater Spa has long housed the who’s who of the Hamptons elite, and this summer guests will be treated to new luxury amenities and delicious restaurants. The first change to greet visitors is the newly renovated lobby space, which seeks to blur the ... More

Big fish at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino aren’t only at the card tables. Kuro, the venue’s new Japanese restaurant, features serious seafood (think wild-caught gulf pink shrimp from purveyor Trigger Fish Seafood). “Though the menu is fundamentally Japanese, we combine locally sourced ingredients as well as items imported ... More

To the uninitiated, landscape design might seem like the sort of field that’s impervious to fashion; after all, aren’t the attributes of an attractive garden, for lack of a better word, perennial? Not so, says designer Frederico Azevedo of the Hamptons outfit Unlimited Earth Care. “A few years ago,” he ... More

On the FX series Tyrant, the fictional nation of Abbudin is a fascinating place. Now in its second season, the show follows the ruling Al-Fayeed family—including Bassam, a son who sought asylum in the U.S., and Jamal, his dictator brother—as its members horde and lose power and fight against ... More

Rising prices for farmland, doubling in a decade, have brought prosperity to a generation of farmers. Jumping on this trend is a passel of financial institutions, all of them eager to buy their own version of Green Acres. And that has some people worried.  TIAA-CREF, the massive California teachers pension plan, ... More

Tamar Nais Hodel, the girl on the witness stand at Hollywood’s criminal court, was 14 years old in December 1949, but she seemed older. Involuntarily worldly. A photo taken soon after reveals a kind of Beat Generation Marilyn Monroe: unsmiling, lush-featured, with a platinum blond beehive, big, red lips and ... More